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Hokitika Guardian, 10 April 1930, Page 1

ANY persons trespassing on "Wilson's property, Upper Aralmra River will be prosecuted.—lt. Wilson. MILLWOOD ill any lengths—Hokitika, Ai'thnrstown and Woodstock, 9s per load; Kanieri, 8s per load.—E. W. Whi ley, ’phone 194 J. FOlt SALE—Local grown APPLES. Delivered in town by Woodlands .Dairy. SALE—A.J.S. 3} 1928 model. As good as new, price £4B, ternis. Let in early.—J. Haines, Box 92. ANY PERSON trespassing on my property, Upper Aralmra, will be prosecuted.—P. Olson. ON SALE—-Copper in pumice stand complete, 1 set gig harness, 2 cots, child’s adjustable chair, large quantity furniture, books, fancy goods, etc; all at reduced price.—J. V. Hall, South Revolt St. LOST —On Monday evening between Hokitika and Woodstock, motor gauntlet GLOVE. Reward on return to “Guardian” Office. t OST—Gold greenstone bar BROOCH -S-A without pin, keep-sake. Finder return to “Guardian” Office.

AUCTION SAUK. OF WESTLAND R '.CFXO CLUB’S PJMVrLFGFS. AT PRINT‘IOSS TIIKATRF. FRIDAY, lltli APRIL. AT NOON. MH OIJS T 0 N AND CO Y. •* will sell by public auction as above, the following rights for the two clays Fluster race meeting of the Club, namely:— No. 1 Publican’s Booth, with soft drinks lair. No. 2 Publican’s Booth. Right to Sweets and Ice Cream * ' Stall.

SOLDIERS’ HALL, HOKITIKA. TUESDAY, APRIL 22iul. ITU PE WELL SOCIAL AND PRE- ■ SENTATION TO MR AND MRS T. E. Y. SEDDON, and public recognition of Mr Seddon’s valued services as Member for Westland for upwards of 20 years. Music. Dancing at 8.30 Supper. Admission 2s 6d. A piece of plate will be presented Mr and Mrs Seddon. Donations to the Presentation Fund may he forwarded to Messrs J. A. Murdoch, T. TV. Duff, T. W. Bruce, or D. J. EVANS, Hon. Secretary and Treasurer.

TOKEN'S HALL, ARAHURA. A GRAND BALL will be held in the above Hall on WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30th. in aid of the Tennis Club. Music by Black Hand Orchestra. Admission: Gents 3s, ladies 2s. A. TOKER, Secretary. mananui-ruatapu cluej sportj AT LAKE MAHIXAPUA. SATURDAY, 12th. APRIL, 1930 17UFTY-EIVE. pounds prize JT MONEY for big chop, and a GOLD MEDAL.

All timber red pine. Logs to suit nil competitors—l2in., 13in., nnd Uiii. Patron, \\ • J. Butler, Esq.; President, -Jus O’Brien, Esq. 11. P.; Hnn■diciipper, Rex Eitzgerald; Axemens Events: Judges, IV. Wilson and H. G. Henderson; Starter, Jack Davern. Local sports in charge ol' Alex Barrow man. PROGRA.MIIE: Registered under the New Zealand Athletic, Cycling and Axemen’s Union. 1 Maiden Handicap Chop (underhand) Ist. prize £7, 2nd. £2, 3rd. £l. Accept. 2s. 2 Upright Handicap C hop, 12in. Ist. prize £lO, 2nd. £2, 3rd. £L Accept. 3s. 3 Handicap Saw, 14i n., two cuts. Ist. prize £5, 2nd. £2, 3rd. £l. Accept 2s. 4 Underhand Handicap Chop, Mm. Ist. prize £4O and gold medal. 2nd. £lO, 3rd. £5. Accept. 10s. d—Underhand Handicap Chop, 13m. Ist. prize £lO and Plumb axe, 2nd. £3, 3rd. £l. Accept. 3s. Sheep Guessing Competition, Stopping Competition, Married Ladies’ R<ue, Married Men’s Race. Single Ladies Race, Girl’s Race, Boys’ Races, Visitors’ Race. Sports of all kmds lor young an old. Acceptances close on Thursday, lOtn. April- . Winners may ho rehandicapped. SPORTS START AT 11.30 a.nn Admission to ground: Gents 2s. ladies free. Refreshments 'obtainable on Mio ground. IRES BAKER, Secrem: Lake Mahinapua.